• NY Times -- Quirky $200 Million Art Venture Proves Just the Ticket for Tasmania, Jane Perlez, 2015​
• MONA Museum — Does Civilization Mimic Nature, 2015
• TIME Magazine -- Why Humans Have Color Vision, and Other Qs & As with Neuroscientist Mark Changizi, Maia Szalavitz, 2012
• WIRED -- The Mathematics of LEGO, Samuel Arbesman, 2012
• Philly Enquirer -- Why can baboons tell written words from gibberish? The eyes — and brain — have it, Faye Flam, 2012
• Washington Post -- Wrinkled Fingers and Toes Gain Traction as an Adaptation Against Slipping, Christian Torres, 2011
• NPR -- Why Do Fingers Wrinkle When They Get Wet? Eyder Peralta, 2011
• Scientific American -- Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist? Jason G. Goldman, 2011
• The New Yorker -- A Man of Letters, Oliver Sacks, 2010
• Neuroanthropology -- An Interview with Mark Changizi: Culture Harnessing the Brain, Daniel Lende, 2010
• New Scientist -- The great and the (quite) good: best books of 2009, Amanda Gefter, 2009
• Wall Street Journal -- Why the Eyes Have It, Chris Chabris, 2009
• Reason Mag -- Ant Hills = Brains = Cities, Ronald Bailey, 2009
• NY Times -- Anticipating the Future to ‘See’ the Present, Benedict Carey, 2008
• The Telegraph -- Alphabets Are as Simple As... Roger Highfield, 2006